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Thank you for visiting this website. There's much to see and discover here, so take your time to look around. Here, you will find the podcast Life and Faith Together, helpful information about setting and achieving your goals, and an invitation to read through the Bible as a participant in Read On! Additionally, we offer church consulting and clergy consulting services to support your journey.

In July 2025, we introduced a new feature - PastorAbilities! This weekly resource will assist preachers struggling to prepare a sermon, providing a 60-90 minute lesson to help launch into the next message. We also have coaching packages available to enhance your skills further.

You will find FREE RESOURCES throughout the site. Please take some time to explore and enjoy the gifts that are here for you.

I am grateful that you are taking the time to visit. Please enjoy your stay!

All the best,

David

A Pastor's Prayer

by Martin Luther

O Lord God,

Thou hast made me a pastor and teacher in the Church. With the responsibilities that come from this great office, I recognize how unfit I am to administer it rightly. Without Thy aid and counsel, I would surely have ruined it all long ago. Therefore, I invoke Thee.

How gladly do I desire to yield and consecrate my heart and mouth to this ministry! I long to teach the congregation and, through church consulting and clergy consulting services, guide them toward their spiritual goals. I, too, am eager to learn and to keep Thy Word my constant companion, meditating earnestly upon it.

Use me as Thy instrument in Thy service. Only do not forsake me, for if I am left to myself, I will certainly bring it all to destruction. Help me in my goal setting as I strive to fulfill this calling.

Amen.

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A Pastor's Prayer

by Martin Luther

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